Do you guys keep these little leaves coming out of each node site? Will buds come from these?
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hotrodharley
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If you are growing outside don’t remove anything.
Why u say that?
nxsov180db
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When you grow outside the lower nodes will receive more light VS growing indoors. Indoors you remove stuff on the bottom because the bottoms receive a low amount of light and won't produce anything worth while.
TCH
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Mother nature and the sun are really good at their jobs.
Those are new growth tips, they will eventually branch out if you leave them alone. But your plant is really focusing most of its energy into the tops that are vying for apical dominance.
It's up to you if you want to strip or not but as stated previously they are pretty low down won't grow much and likely be pretty larfy as the tops will be taking most of the sun and energy. If you strip them your plant will use that energy instead in the remaining plant. The more you strip the larf the more the focus will be on the bud sights that are in a better spot anyways.
A lot of people leave em be outdoor as the sun is damn strong and penetrates much better than indoor, depending on plant structure some can trive outdoor without any pruning.
I like to prune and clear out at least probably the bottom 1/3 to 1/2 of the plant, and just rock nice tops.
It's up to you if you want to strip or not but as stated previously they are pretty low down won't grow much and likely be pretty larfy as the tops will be taking most of the sun and energy. If you strip them your plant will use that energy instead in the remaining plant. The more you strip the larf the more the focus will be on the bud sights that are in a better spot anyways.
A lot of people leave em be outdoor as the sun is damn strong and penetrates much better than indoor, depending on plant structure some can trive outdoor without any pruning.
I like to prune and clear out at least probably the bottom 1/3 to 1/2 of the plant, and just rock nice tops.
hotrodharley
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Because you’ve got all the light you need. We try to emulate nature and possibly improve on it. Not possible with light.
Yea my plants are opened up from topping Nd fimming and just a lil bending branches
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hotrodharley
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When you trim the lower branches you know you can root those cuttings. Right?
Yea I know I just don't have the cloning kit humidity dome thing...I do have Clone X tho..heard I could just rub it in clone x and put it in soil?
TCH
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You can just drop em in a cup of water. There are more efficient ways, but that'll work.
TCH
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Not sure what kind of spider it was. She made an egg sac in that tube. It has been a couple.weeks since I swapped the water. I used ro water and then put in like 2 drops of my nute water from the reservoir.
TCH
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I haven't done anything with these. I just threw em in to take up space. That said, they definitely rooted.
hotrodharley
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I cut with unsterile scissors, scrape with the livestock knife I keep in my pocket and dip the stems into Xtreme Gardening Mykos. Even that step is not really necessary. Straight into Sunshine 4 Professional. No dome. Low light level. Don’t let the medium dry out or stay sopping wet.